Their arrest and subsequent arraignment follows a complaint from the National Oil Corporation, about theft and misappropriation of substantial funds belonging to the corporation. Investigations were immediately launched, and it was revealed that Gladys Kahaki Njubi, a former Assistant Accountant at the National Oil Corporation, was the mastermind behind these fraudulent activities. Digging deeper, detectives uncovered that Griffin had established five companies: Zoccom Enterprises Limited, Eceny Ventures Limited, Earthcare Supplier Services, Sparktec Ventures Limited, and Jaffer Petrofill Africa Limited. Shockingly, these companies, which had neither bid for any services nor conducted any business with the National Oil Corporation, received nearly Sh22 million for purported services that were never rendered. To conceal the connection to her husband's businesses, she cunningly utilised authentic documents from legitimate companies contracted by the National Oil Corporation, ensuring that the names of her husband's companies remained undetected by signatories.